Very interesting and useful video, I just wish you didn't use Fork it was so buggy and weird and asking for purchase like every 15 minutes?! OMG. But thank you VERY much anyways, I learned a lot 💪.
You can, some small teams do that, but you end up in situations like with hot fixes where they are being applied again the environment where you don't want to bring in the main or develop branch because you're not ready for those changes.
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Amazing! I loved it. Thank you for making this video. This is exactly what I was looking for.
I know it's been a while since you posted this ... but it is now that i needed this. Thank you!
Better late than never! Glad to hear it came in handy when you needed it.
What an amazing video ! Thank you so much !
This is good information. Thanks alot.
It was very helpful. Thanks :)
Wonderful, thanks bro
Wonderful video thank you
Very interesting and useful video, I just wish you didn't use Fork it was so buggy and weird and asking for purchase like every 15 minutes?! OMG. But thank you VERY much anyways, I learned a lot 💪.
you need to do a fetch to get lastest updates on remote origin
But git pull will run git fetch anyway right?
@@diegorocha2186 Yes you are right, because git pull is a combination of git fetch and git merge
source tree is good i am using it.
meinence yes
why shouldn't the main (master) and the production branch be the same? i think having the production branch is redundant
You can, some small teams do that, but you end up in situations like with hot fixes where they are being applied again the environment where you don't want to bring in the main or develop branch because you're not ready for those changes.
34:54 - welcome to my world. Can't stand the Gitlab UI. The branch you are submitting an MR does not stand out at all.